My organization is just getting started with using github, and we're trying to convert our internally developed dependencies into Github nuget packages from private repos. I first attempted to add our package feed into package sources using Tools | Options | NuGet Package Manager | Package Sources. However I didn't see anywhere to put in credentials, so as I expected, I got nothing but 401's from the Nuget UI.
My next attempt was creating a nuget.config file within my project, as per https://help.github.com/en/packages/using-github-packages-with-your-projects-ecosystem/configuring-dotnet-cli-for-use-with-github-packages. THAT worked like a charm.
However, my aim here is to set up a global package source, for any solution I create, to access these internal dependencies without needing to add that config file to every new project.
So... is there a global nuget.config, or similar that visual studio uses for the nuget UI, that where I can append my private package source?
Thanks.
